Celebrate hospitality and community with Las Posadas. We'll start outside with cookies, hot chocolate, a chant and candle procession, then go inside for live performances and breaking of a piñata.
Las Posadas combines Aztec customs with early religious colonial traditions. The festivity started in Mexico but evolved over centuries and today is celebrated in Latin American countries and the United States. This event will begin outdoors, so be sure to dress for the weather!
This event has a maximum capacity of 60 people.
Celebra la hospitalidad y la comunidad con Las Posadas. Nos reuniremos afuera para disfrutar de galletas, chocolate caliente y una procesión tradicional de cantos y velas, luego nos dirigiremos adentro para presenciar una actuación en vivo y romper una piñata.
Las Posadas combinan las costumbres aztecas con las primeras tradiciones religiosas de la época colonial. La celebración se originó en México, pero se evolucionó durante siglos y se encuentra presente en los países de Latinoamérica y los Estados Unidos. ¡Este evento empezará afuera, así que vístase apropiadamente para el clima!
Este evento tiene una capacidad máxima de 60 personas.
AGE GROUP: | All Ages |
EVENT TYPE: | Festivals | Español | Cultures & Diversity |
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